JName: _cfx._udp.(your subdomain)
Priority: 10
Weight: 10
Port: The port of your server
Target: The ip / hostname of your server
Priority: 10
Weight: 10
Port: The port of your server
Target: The ip / hostname of your server
Slike this?
Jlooks good
DAnd then you want to remove the Proxy status from the first record.
Jbtw - anyone here can find the target by doing a dns lookup on that domain
Jthe censored target is an ip address, not the domain
DOtherwise you'll send the traffic towards Cloudflare's HTTP Proxy.
Jhe won't - the srv record will direct the traffic to the ip address
SDo I need to have proxy status enabled or disabled?
D
S?
CI believe they are referring to the target field of the SRV record being an IP address
DIf you're leaving Proxy status on, for the record in Target, then you're trying to send the traffic to port 30120 on Cloudflare's HTTP Proxies.
Which is likely why you see that warning to the left.
Port 30120 is, ... not a port that Cloudflare's HTTP Proxies are listening on.
Which is likely why you see that warning to the left.
Port 30120 is, ... not a port that Cloudflare's HTTP Proxies are listening on.
DThat said, - I did actually misread the screenshot, "_cfx._TCP" vs ""_cfx._UDP" above.
DAlso, to my understanding though, SRV records require the association with a host name, and direct IP addresses aren't allowed.
D(Whether it actually works without, is a different question though...)
CAh you'd be right.
CThen yeah needs proxy off
